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| Two scenes from old Auburn railroad depots The one on the left is the final (3rd) Auburn Depot according to Dennis Mize, grandson of R. B. Mize, final L&N Agent in Auburn. This building was built in 1897 of frame construction and had an asbestos shingle roof installed in 1915. The photo on the right could be the 2nd Auburn depot which was built after the first one was burned down during the Civil War. Dennis Mize is author of "L&N's Memphis Line" Mizebooks@hotmail.com |
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| Bank of Auburn, located on NW corner of Main and Pearl where Postoffice later appeared, then Prather Price's Barber Shop. |
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| This is said to be the first Auburn Hotel If anyone knows what year this is, contact me (please). |
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| "Civilization has taught us to eat with a fork, but even now if nobody is around, we use our fingers." -Will Rogers |
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| I bought a copy of this book and I consider my money well spent. While it covers the entire Memphis Line from Bowling Green to Memphis, a lot of Auburn's history is tied up with this stretch of railroad. |